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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-05-13

ECR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Il I hereby announce myself as a candidate
for County Com I'm issiOner subject to the decision
OF the next Democratic primary election.
p. +. DILLON.
Elder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
SOME ITEMS tBOUr THE YACHTS

The big s,oop Priscilla displaying bursts OF speed
this year aud tn BY certain that she Will not win
ot defending Tho Americas against tho Thistle
she Is making headquarters at Bay Ridge and may 0e
the NsrrOws and down hs bay pleasant after
company the Atlantic. Cinderella, Huron and
other specy yachts She L. MS them all easily an seems 10
have been wonderfully improved by her alterations Her
three feet three ncs longer than last ye1r hor
boom anI her sail 30 square feet greater
dcopcuo ami she carries six tons Of add
ballast The Atlantic leaks bliy stil aad will prob
ably have 10 80 the dry dock again.
me BoSipn Giobe Will have regatta OF lts own
II Will be open all fishing schoonors over
sixty feet long and 10 all yachts forty foot tho
water line be hold -. OF CITY Point Mas
There will be classes and tho prizes viii range from so
The reuvonatcd Palmer viii probably into commission
Monday. Her running Rigging Will be rove ami her sal
bOnt TODAY
aud Dimensions OF 2.G2l yachts, 200 more than
last year II differs from former editions lu
that OF tho Yacht clu arranged In alphabet
brug printed 800 the urir 81 the dates ot
formation aud that % l-t Of 6nyerumeut
charts code t of TIE United states Navy, lists OF the Amor
p0rs entry yacht clubs vessels OF the Coast sur
vey Fish commission. Lighthouse Boad aud United states
Root, Cape May and American Yacht club international
Challenge Cups.
j. a. Prague, soop Ia Will be- really to launch TO-
morrow.
u "a not believed schooner Julia will be
ready 10 take part IN the naval PARADE on Dec Grafton Day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
WILLIAMS COURTS INVESTIGATION
THE MAYOR AND Mr.. BEEKMAN VISIT HIS PRECINCT
TQIGuN

THE MAYOR AND Mr.. BEEKMAN VISIT HIS PRECINCT
AND FINDIr "PRETTY TOUGH"
Captain Williams to Police Headquarters yester-
day and gave chief clerk the following letter from
himself addressed to the Police Board
GENTLEMEN: just the communication to your
Board from his Honor the Mayer referring 70 do.x
charging with "inefHcency and neseet OF duty Keier
Sy him. which rule me reports have been unsatsisG
tory SOnsc Gus 81 INV aT and 10 Sang my repUtaton
both personal and official much as any person
but the OSers Of mis- p snGt ana eOSd aor
yoH will take Steps these charges" and that
the sha os b int ave fully and faith
fully dcharged all the duties Of my position and no Po
Department
Tne Police Commissioners did not meet yesterday
They said they would give attention TO the case OF Cap
tain Williams To-Day. Probably superintendent Murray
will be asked to make preliminary Investigation ana
repor il the charges sufficient foundation 10 JUSTIFY
the Board in placing Captain Williams on trlaL
An unknown man rang the bell 81 Jules oGS ha,cIa
that her husband would be shot II ne persisted Ia
knowledge the and regards the threat as foolish
Mayor Hewitt yesterday received several more co m
plants against Captain Williams They are OF the same
general character those already made The strongest
letter was a resident OF West Ihirty-lrstst, IN
which he says, among other Things;
On behalf only OF myself but Of numerous friends
nqns you or inc s I you s has seen
hiry Of the residents OF the block
Sem one ard all to testify in IsgsTG to block between
myself or wife or children pass that way simply charge
Captain Williams with permitting or allowing women 10
openly solicit the street at their windows or OF
soops; and also assert my belief that Captain wl,aRs
could II he wanted to. stop the whole thing shonh nkS
O what know the matter
knon II As not pleasant vile ana 70
community prompts me TO undertakshe ds@steeaOe
task II necessary.
Mayor Hewitt SAID he knew the writer; that he was a
respectable aud a truthful one lie did not Wish 70
make known his present. Inc Mayor addeu
that Wednesday, evening lie walked through Inlrly
frst-st and statements concerning IL were not over
drawn. The condition OF sxthaye., ne thought nlsht
also he improved large restaurant when had Deen
complained OF in that furnished suilceDt eIl-
dence that the complaints were well founded. Inc
Mayor added that the police captains could put soP 10
open and fragrant exhibitions OF vice. President BECK
man accompanied the Mayor Wednesday evening Ill
his walk Though the Nneteeuih Precinct lie said yes
terday that IL was pretty tough"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
CoyoEALIyG A sMALLPOx PATIENT

Two cases which illustrate the difficulty OF prevent
ing spread Of smallpox came 10 the attention oil
DR.. }. b. Taylor at the Sanitary Bureau yesterday
week ago his assistants vaccinaed all the children
IN an italian school In sulvan-st, near Infected
tenement house yet on "Wednesday afternoon they
found a child sick with smallpox III the schoOl' Inc
child was not at school week ago and had hot been
vaccinated. The parents lived at No. 43 GEind-st'
aud tho mother was sent 10 North Brother Island
with the sick cnd. Later in the afternoon one OF
the inspectors found young man named MclNernan
sick with smallpox in bis brothers grocery AT No 3Ol
East northumberland first-st MckleTnan was
covered with an eruption and had been In that con-
dition for a day two. He had been kept concealed
in the grocery While hundreds Of persons had gone In
and out McKlerian was removed 10 the hospital
aud the grocery closed up and Will be disinfcced
As fumigation viii make most Of the groceries un-
saiable tho grocer VIII thus be partially punished
for cOnceang brother. He Is also liable TO arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
TIE PlRK COlfnIISIONERs PROTESr

The passage by the Legislature OF the bill giving TIC lst
Brigade Of the National Guari permission TO parade IN Cen
trail Park commento severely By the Park Commits
soncrs Mayor Hewitt yesterday ~ President Beck.
questioned the legality al the bill 10 provides t1t the
Brigade shall pcrmtt" the parade Cen
trail Pars and there such rr0uu President Borden
tiought that Governor Hl might veto H.
ILL.," sad he Kind OF special legislation
which Governor lIiil has himself record !
think that THIS 40 viii veto the bl or
refuse 10 sian IT,
letter was cent n IN by Tho Park B1arl eN
tie objectionable features 81 the bill AMI pointing 10
that fOrJlds military Anpmon parade urn
o review IN Central Park.
MAYOR Hewitt letter 10 Governor nm protesting
strongy against bill Par 81 whai hr said - tins,
desire to call your attention 10 the fact That day
paradc ~ the womb undoubtedly pro amount OF
which could not 10 repaired Joe ar 1h" Pttk u
garden, Whc II only prevented from
deterioration The part Of tho police
Tho crowd ihaf be assembled The occasion oi
radc would amount thOusin ~ not hundreds
ihosnnds people No police that could be- provided could
uosly protect aud tie structures
nom injury In my Judgment tho pecuuary damage alone
entirc amount expended annually upon
tfte park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE CATHOLIC YoUyG NEWS CONTENTION

TIE CATHOLIC YOUNG NEWS CONVENTION
The Catholic Young Mons National Union closed its thir'
teeuth annual yesterday In tbs mornng the del
egaos attended the Church OF the Paust Fathers IN West
Fifty nntht wherea requiem mass celebrated In mem.
members Of the union. tor the dele
gates met the Manhattan High School. siHth.ave and
Fifty whore several delegates read sub
Union Tho 3ToHus0n Memorial Commit
handed It's report II Is proposed erect monument
HrOwnsOn at cost Of f3OOOO In Centa al
The OF II 800 has been collected The Committee
Resolutions reported platform supporting the Aich'
bishops the establish Catholic university.
The following officers were elected President tho Rev j.
NJ grady OF this city; president. the Rev victor
Arnold Of Cleveland and Henry j. Laurey OF Charleston
:. G; secretary, Peter J. Goodman. OF Best newark
Afcb shop gan appeared before e convention heioro
the OF The eirt announce and vas cnthHsas
tcaly is robes OF Office and explained the
his absence from - Par Ks Cathedral Oh Weiucs
where deliver tho address lilo welcomed The
visiting delegates TO the city cordially.
II decided 10 hold the next convention In Cincinnati
In evening the members OF the Union hal dinner at
MaLIcffIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

Steamer euyanaoto Kelley Newport Ssws u, and West
v yS % and W coal
sa S GSss y ISS'S IS
old sR ron DA and
snip RACE Horse INor Jansen Hamburg. "a days with
ms.o 70 order vessel 70 caTssn e9s MAYS via Mstsn
sfIk w Mf' sar Rs@ % order gsse whitney
Bark capriccrno Ausl PeseI Lisbon 66 days with md'e
sUNsEr-At sandy Hook. wind moderate sw cloudy. At
City Island wind light. swi cloudy
Arrived Yesterday
1sasha EeS is Hong Kong 81 Singapore Mar aasa
Carter Macy Co. Arrived :. the Bar a. n. o,r,
.a II y % %t rais e. raaas SIMPSON
EsS sS e. Rs
81 mdse passengers to Alexandra Sons Arrived
steamer a% Richmond Boa1 Richmond city Point and Nor
Bark Belmont Perkins, FTedricksiad! santa days
with sugar and rum to order vessel 10 Miller 9asatoa
sugar to Moses Taylor q CO. vessel to carsien Boo
sugar 10 SrdeS ssShsS
to order: Vessel to Funch Edys 4 Co
Agnes port de Costa oporto 80 days. with md'e to
Bark Raner aOr Lannfedt, MOntevideo. 65 days with
hides aud wool Enos Wilder Coz vessel to Funeh Edge
Bark Asia Nor. Knudseu. Inverness. SO days. with old
rails TO order vessel TO master.
CLEARED
Steamer Elysa Paxton. Brlstol-Henderson Bros -,..
steamer GcCOnlC kbrI, ENahb DAAoVa-
steamer Johan suerIrys Nor Mouser Baracoa-GOmez
Pearsall.
Steamer Cairo (3r Sample Rouen-Funoh. Edge q Co.
Steamer Zoe (Br), Sitton. SOmDero WIGeorgo Chlsta
Steamer Orinoco tBrl Garvn, Hamilton, Ber-A outer
bridge & Co.
Steamer CITY OF Pueba Deaken. Havana-F Alexandra &
Sons.
Steamer City OF Savannah Smith, savannah-Ionry fonge
Steamer Louis Bucki. Mount Jacksonyie.Warre Ray.
Steamer Roanoke. Couch. Norfolk and Newport News
Old Dominion IS Co.
Steamer Octorara REYNOLDS Batmore-B y Downer.
Steamer General Whitney. Bearse. Boston-H Dimock
Bark Giuseppna X utaD. Rusgien Wilmington Nc
Lawrence GILES & Co. -, ,
Bark Robert Bernard tBr) Andrews, Perth Amboy-
Scammei Bros
Bark Culdon lBr Garland, Montevdeo-John Norton &
Sons.
Steamers England Lverpoo Ansturiano for Bordeaux
Eysla. BRISTOL Riao NewcaseOn -ryne state OF Penn
sylvana. Glasgow: Rhaeta. Hamburg city OF Puebla for
Havana, Odn Baracoa Bermuda City OF Savan-
nah for Savannah: Roanoke. Norfolk &c.
Ship Lydia for Bristol
THE MOVEMENTS OF SrEAMER5.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON May 26Arrved steamer Marello (Br) jenkins,
from New.York May H.
QUEENSTOWN May 26-sailed steamer Adriatic (Br Par.
sell from Liverpool for New. York.
SOUTHAMPTON May 26-Arrlved steamer TraVe tGer WI
ligerod NewYork May Is her way TO Bremen land
proceeded
York $1,000.
Boyer from NewYork May H. on her way 70 hoterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE FRAUDrAKyr DEEDS ~ yEwHAVEx

dispatch from New.Haven Published yesterday stated
deeds New Haven real estate purporiing 10 be
veyed Walter Jones' Of THIS city. several times
Gently had New Haven 20 be recorded The
fraudulent tor the lots ie=crbcd In the
Among those who had been seeking 90
have worthless Transfers recorded were " llliam
A. Hall. OF thiOOgcc Mass, and Arson H. Moore.
oa Moore & Moore lawyers at No. 81 Beck
this ciiv. the former for property
alleged t2 and the for property worth
81 300 said Yesterday that he ha taken le deed
security from friend whose note he had In
dorsed Tho friend was dead and he womb not reveal his
name did Walter Jones, Lut supposed that
had swnded int buying the lots believing
they existeL hal Investigated the matt and bern
unable Jones. lie had pay the note bear the
loss.
Dgent among all the Walter Jonoses mentioned
failed 10 bring 10 light who Lad
connection with the Waller Jones who Is swIndlng people
with bogus land conveyance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
4 WELCOME SPRING SHOWER

A black cloud appeared tho horizon between
and O'Clock yesterday Afternoon aud TO the
Joy of the dustbegrimed jewellers Manhattan
Island IL swept Inaestically this city, send.
ing In Its passage liberal supply OF rain with
paniment OF hail. Lightning ami thundo. For half
fell Though the hailstones
ten inmates and IA tod against window IKEA shower
OF shot, the not big enough do
Trey were between and marble In size Just before
the ceased the burst from behind
flood Of golden light through the falling dropA
park trees with the washed leaves became
len degrees greener and the air rendered
msratng out In NewJ-r-eY. Long Island and westches
and frdit have relieved
Of OF vegetables and
generous showers yesterday and the day Lefore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

sixth and onehundr
en yesterday afternoon TO lay the Of the
Mt Morris Baptist Church The pastor the Rev w C.
biting sided the made by the
q IT, Virgin, the pastor OF the Pilgrim Congregational
Church Rev j. Brouner OF the North Baptist Church
Scripture lesson and the offered by the
Rev w. S,mson president OF Rutgers Female College
Addresses by the Rev Waor Scott the North
EewYork BAPTIST Church the Rev Dr. Henry Baker OF st
Jamess Methodist Episcopal Church. and the Rev. DIT j. s.
Ramsay Of the Harlem Presbyterian Church Just before
Tho laid EDWARD s. Clinch whose duty 1t
the stone presented TO his pastor beautiful silver
srowo aud asked his assistance The stone was then
pounced well laid"
The church ISa3 and for years
congregation the old Harlem House 1850
is rst building erected IN Ono hundred and twenty
between Lexington and Fourth In 1882 the
throe lots pom which the building IN process
purchased for 81 200 frame building
erected which Immediately blown down. build
ing blown down in 1873 more substantial building Of
brick erected In which the church met until last
February when down make for the large
stone church which Will soon be finished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

ARHIVED
Steamer state OF Georgia tDr. Noodle Glasgow May lS
Iarne mds As cabin and 553
Austin Baldwin q Co. Arrived at tho Bar alta IN.
steamer Rotterdam (pch Wis. Rotterdam IL with mdse
9s and Ss7 steeage passengers to Funoh Edge Co
Arrived at the Bar at m.
steamer HamIpona (Gorl schwensen, Hamburg May 10.
with mdse and 10 cabin and O storage passengers Kun
hardt 4 Co. Arrived at tho Bar at D. 30
stsamer MarAaa Ger, Mas Hamburg May Ia with mdse
and 300 Phelps Bros Co. Arrived 40 the Bar
at am. -
steamer Ia Bourgogne tFr) FranaueL Hayre. May IL,
mdse and u cabin, AZ intermediate and s6l
Louis dc Deban Arrived al the Bar at 80
q
Havemsyers Elder vessel 10 Munsoh Arrived al the
Bar at 1901
steamer John erdruy Nor Monaen Baracoa, 81 days
with fruit TO Gomez Pearsa Arrived at the Bar ut $50
a.. =. -,
Steamer Valencia Woodrick, Puerto Cabeo May l6 Cura
49, with mdse and passengers 10 Bouton Bliss Daett
Arrived at the Bar at 1850 -
Steamer FQwergkte lBrj Nicholson philadelphia May 20
IN ballast " Punch, Edye &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
BROOKLYN.


Patrick Walsh Park employee who the crowd Of
spectators in the Park Wednesday was stricken win
smallI yesterday.
for Supervisor Edward Fitzgerald Of the Fith War who
died Ut home az Sandsst at the age OF oriytN
City Commissioner Conner, who was compelled hy
the Maynr the for street cleaning 10 Her
Clark OF New York the lowest bidder yesterday sue
that the contractor should BEGIN work by June
Mr. Clark weeks get ready and said IT was
impossible to do any thing on so short notice.
Mss frankie Rell who charges CORTLAND II Bvcn,
@ he InTy Yesterday IL is reported that
several indictments " III De made.
Ella kaTra6e The Ws sn of @ Te and
half for burglary and grand larceny shortly ater e m
her visited her asked her him. The warden at
vised wait until she discharged and h. Las CORE
teray did appear and Chaplain Bass took her 10
home country where 1t Is hoped she will reform
The Central Grammar School Committee has decided 70
recommend the election Calvin Patterson supern tenden
Of Public Instruction as principal INC school 70
FOR the place Will be 900 the same as NJ Fat
present position.
city pays street tickets for employees Of the city
Department and TO avoid the OF separate ckot
by Desons they issued in strips OF twenty
Ave not 70 be detached except ID to1 poe1GS on g
10 whom they given by those entitled 10 them This
1eG0r; eST nat On Tsn w ss s mn used
81 5l2 tickets. The matter Will DO inquired into
informal conference held yesterday between Mayor
appointment OF eight Bridge trustees 10 succeed those
are James Howell Edward Aunan William Marshall, seth
Keeney Alfred C. Barnes Gc1rge A M Alden
70 again. and one or %S qinefs arc b not ss 70 DC
gins are named as possible appointees.
The Veteran Fiemen led by the 18Th Regiment
Band paraded in Of the principal streets ysteT ay with
Philadelphia They had dinner last evening in the Mansion
House
reenwe will be sentenced 10 hanged for the mur6er Of
Lyman S Weeks to-day HIS lawyer has been unable TO hnd
the witnesses who II was CLAIMED could establish an ao io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
PACIFIC NAIL WANTS A PRESIDENT

The organization OF tho Pacific Mail steamship Com
pany by tho election OF officers completed yester-
day George Gould will probab be the next president
but Il Is understood that his father IA not altogether
pleased nj the omission OF eX-Presldent Houston from
the bOar OF directors Jay Gould Is at his country house
Irvingon and Will not DC AZ his Office before Tuesdhy
IL Is NOT on.ered probable that an election OF officers
will be held before his return to the city In case he
should decide that his son cannot accept the position
To he many objections 10 following THIS course An Ola
director OF the company said that the opposition OF the
overland railroads would probably be much greater II
Mr. Hart made the president, while the election oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27

Work on tne White Star steamship Celtic has been
pushed so vigorously that she will be ready to 20 into
the water again to-day and give up her place on the
Erie Basin drydock the Britannia IL found that
she had not Injured below the water ine and about
all that rcmans be done Is to straighen out the bent
plates In her bow and 10 replace those that were
carried away. This will take about week The Bril-
tannc's cargo has not been discharged yet The big
breach her side will be temporarily repaired heTe and
when she gets England will be thoroughly oyerhaued
Az now arranged the Celtic Will sail on June 10 and the
Britannia on June %.
Acting British Consul IIoare that he has not yet
fixed date for the convention Of the court OF inquiry
which will investigate the collision ana It's cause, but
will probably name the two shpmasters who Will act
with him Tuesday and call meeting for that day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
NEWARK.

Vice Chancellor Van Fleet yesterday gave his decision in
the suit Mary A. Vreeand against the este OF the late
George VreeanG OF Jersey CITY, directing that the plain
TN had no entitled to dowry the wife Of
Vreeland latter died in 1874 leaving an estate worth
and three before his death he was publicly
OF Jersey CITY Mary A. Vreeland
OF Vreeand for her right OF DOVER The
plaintiff that she married 10 Vreeland in
1863 by Albert T. Williams and she produced
marriage certificate The Vice. chancellor yesterday told
the for plaintiff that for him
sum up that had been wife and could
be entitled adower The decision Is hna.
Two cases smallpox discovered yesterday the
patients sent 10 tho smallpox hospital Both Ita
lately landed Both tenenent from which the sufferers
alter all the occupants had been
driven out and vaccinated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
WHAT Is GOING ON TO-DAY.

Brooklyn Jockey Club races. p m:
Trial 81 Jacob sharp. before Judge Barrett
Board OF Aldermen, p m
Baseball, New York Detroit Polo Grounds p M
Sentence OF John well for murder OF Lyman b. weeks
Brooklyn Court OF SessionA M,
Marine and Field Club lawn-tennis tournament Bath
Beach, -. ,-,-,.
Field Of Polytechnic Institute students Brooklyn
Athletic Association Grounds. $50 p M
Fire Insurance Tariff Assoc ,tion NO l15 broadway.
Roard Of Street Openings. Mayors ONCE p. m; ,..
Meeting OF Protection TO American Labor and Industry
Club No. 2l0 Avenue A, 2. m .. <-,,-,-,-
Reception of New Teachers Association Chickerug
Hall evening. 49,, - -
Reception OF Cooper Union. p m
Genealogical ana Biographical Society No % Madison
ava m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
THE IRON STEAMBOATS, 70 RUN rouorRow

TIE IHUN NIHfHDUdIo to HL ~ IVHUHhUH,
The a.water route TO Coney Island will open
by the Iron Steamboat COmIauy service directly
piers timetable gives hourly trips from West Twenty
thrd-s from 10 =. hall hour later from the
pavilion Pier new No. J. NewYOIk. and return from the
Coney Island piers hourly from 1910 1870 The
OF iron been in better shape
hard and successful Every OF the feet
has been thoroughly Overhaulo and they
started with Arrangement complete Tor business Tho
years well known The COM
Of gOo strict discipline pub
lie appreciate the Efforts made IN behalf of tic
going people who fresh air ana sunsh Outa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
PARADE or THE PARK POLICE.

platform adorned flags stood tn Mall IN Central
PARK yesterday reviewing stani FOR tho annual in'pcc
ton and Of the PARK Police On the platform wore
MAYOR Hewitt Mayor Grace President Borden and Park
Crmmins AMI Meyer District Attorney Mar
tine and Henry H. Bcckmdn
The poce drawn M before the reviewing stand IN
pht ola ubrrlug 1856 under CAPTAIN Belte
Inc several pa.ooas commanded by Sorgeants fAck
England Ferris Muloliud ami Ftzpltrck In The conitr
Of the c0lOrs O the police pre-
scntrd Dy Borden. Cappa's 1th Regiment Band
pI.y-.l march while President Borden and Mayor Hewitt
passed through policemen battalion drii
follow police then passed before the reviewing
.ttu AM IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
TIE BROTHER TWINS WE'RE WELL CARED FOR

Reports made yesterday to tho Commissioners OF
Charities Correction by the sicians nurse OF
Randas Island about tho twin Brother children. Tho re-
ports state children TO the Island
only about days old They
weighing only six pounds each Their regarded
hopeless They kept wrapped In cotton al
baths times codver oil TO strengthen them They
while hospital but still 10 DO
the family advised not take
they tho children. DR. Simmons denied yest
day The children mad been properly for
thought that they would not have lived week had they
n The Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-27
YrscrED FeonA CRUEL srEpMorHER

Bella Fore age twelve told Justice Ford. at Jefferson
Market Police Yesterday that her stepmothcr hal
bcatcn her leather strap and that the buck attached
To- had ma f. cuts aud her back aud uy cash
Ina her Iie ear MOndsy morning Mrs FOrmel tie child
says ordered her 10 upsiis and there beat her unncri
fuv Later decided 10 cpeat the cltssement and tod
BELLA TO prcparo herself The child ru away sayin she
would rather herself tan 90 through such beating
again Agent Stocku OF Mr. Gerrys Society told Justice
Ford Mrs Formed woman OF violent temper au
not M 10 ttae the child. Bella placed IN Agent
STOCK until her father who lives at No. $50 est
~ emth. ST.. en- be pI0lneed ID court